Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-17
NEW CARLISLE.

NEW CARLISLE. O., Nov. 1.-THE pO-
litical battle has been fought and a grand
victory won. Our people are all rejoicing
that gallant Governor Foraker was so heart
ily endorsed by the people of Ohio. Even
the democrats are pleased. The rerubli-
cans of this precinct are all OF enc mind
now, and il will be cold day before the
mugwump will be heard again. Sorehead
republicanism and ameduckism is dead.
for all are now crying. "Betsey. didn't We
kill the hear" and to hear our friends talk
one would think that the idea of scratching
IN. ticket never entered the mind of New
Carlisle republican. All are smiling and
point with pride to the magnificent republi-
can majority of old Bethel. the largest of
any township in the county. We are ready
for fight again. and at the next county con
vrn;iou will have our usual number of as
pirants for Office; for ii our citizens have
political weakness il il a love of office: but.
like the little boys play. If things don't 20
onr way we are ready to gather up our
little dishes and 20 home D.. A few of our
ps ople have the California fever, and viii
start for the golden shores some
time this month There is prospect of
some very important business changes
in the near future, that will
be of advantage to our village. The new
company that are now running the cream
cry report success. and that the end of
each month shows handsome balance IN
favor of the company. But our business
farmers who have managed the concern for
the last two years succeeded in sinking the
little sum OF $1,000. So much for eNpe-
rience The stockholders of late have done
more swearing than anything else In place
suI hns h..,V
one assessment after another, until the
above amount has been lost, and there is
not dollar today 20 show for it. \ party
desiring to raise a stock company in this
vicinity would do well TO put a heavy in
surance on his life before starting cut to
solicit stock. The Bohemian oats swindle
has been a tsme affair compared To the
creamery stock. Our tree men have about
all returned, and report success. Our
schools are doing well under thu
su ,erintendence of Prof. Wood. How
ever number of our young men and
ladies spend more time down
town, lettering around the postoiiic-'
than is conducive TO well-prepared
lessons. A student cannot stand first in
the class and at the same time be posted in
all the gossip and know all about every lit
tie thing that happens in the village. The
drug stores and groceries are not the best
places for a scholar to be spending his time.
A hint may be sufficient. .Our physicians
report that the health of onr people is goOd
There was some typhoid fever. but il has
disappeared with the coming Of frost.
Onr farmers report short crop of
corn. and the prospect of the growing crop /
of wheat is not at all fiattering. The la I
dies of the PRESBYTERIAN church have made |
"n ,hs .,an;ng of tb,. ooa inst CONSISTING
of rnc., and instrumertaI mns;c Furnished
hv ,h. ~, ,,iant of Snripr,iald Our
nyobih,,ion friends have called a meeting 70
',.ta ,,r.na,a,ions far the coming cam
n.;.rn IT,. ,;nJ ,h,t the killing of the
rannhlic,n ,,,,,y Is a h,v contract The 70. |
sni, ~ ths mes,iny viii, N. a coroner,s in. |